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Headlines and Editing Worksheet

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the main focus of the lesson on headlines and editing?

a)

Writing poetry

b)

Writing headlines for hard news stories and editing them

c)

Writing advertisements

d)

Writing fiction stories

2.

Which of the following is an example of a headline from the lesson?

a)

U.K.'s Starmer says Europe is at ‘crossroads in history’ as leaders agree to steps to Ukraine peace

b)

The weather is nice today

c)

My favorite food is pizza

d)

Dogs are friendly animals

3.

Which of the following is a rule for writing headlines?

a)

Use long, complex sentences

b)

Apply rules for writing headlines to hard news stories

c)

Avoid summarizing the story

d)

Ignore the main idea

4.

What is one of the activities suggested for modeling headline writing?

a)

Writing a poem

b)

Demonstrating how to write a headline on the board

c)

Drawing a picture

d)

Reading a novel

5.

Which of the following is NOT one of the three C’s of effective editing?

a)

Be clear

b)

Be correct

c)

Be concise

d)

Be creative

6.

What is the purpose of the Print Headline Checklist in the lesson?

a)

To revise your headline

b)

To write a story

c)

To draw a diagram

d)

To create a poem

7.

Which of the following is a common mistake to avoid when writing headlines?

a)

Using proper names

b)

Making grammatical mistakes

c)

Being concise

d)

Being clear

8.

What should you do to verify proper names in headlines?

a)

Guess the spelling

b)

Explain how to verify proper names

c)

Ignore the names

d)

Use only first names

9.

What is the first thing you should do when writing a headline, according to the modeling activity?

a)

Find keywords

b)

Write the conclusion

c)

Draw a diagram

d)

Write a summary

10.

What is the purpose of summarizing five rules for writing headlines?

a)

To ensure headlines are effective and appropriate

b)

To make headlines longer

c)

To confuse the reader

d)

To avoid using proper names

11.

Which of the following is a rationale for the three C’s of effective editing?

a)

To make headlines more creative

b)

To ensure headlines are clear, correct, and concise

c)

To use more words

d)

To avoid summarizing

12.

Why is it important to apply rules for writing headlines to hard news stories?

a)

To ensure accuracy and effectiveness

b)

To make the story longer

c)

To confuse the reader

d)

To avoid using proper names

13.

Which of the following is a question students are encouraged to ask about headlines?

a)

What questions or puzzles do you have about written good titles?

b)

What is your favorite food?

c)

How many pages is the story?

d)

What is the weather like?

14.

Which of the following is NOT a focus of the lesson on headlines and editing?

a)

Writing headlines for hard news stories

b)

Editing headlines

c)

Writing fiction stories

d)

Summarizing the importance of a headline

15.

What is the main purpose of summarizing the importance of a headline?

a)

To understand why headlines matter in news stories

b)

To make the story longer

c)

To confuse the reader

d)

To avoid using proper names

16.

What is the main task in Activity 2: Writing a Headline?

a)

To read a story and write a headline

b)

To write a full article

c)

To create a checklist

d)

To edit a video

17.

What should students use to review their headline after drafting it?

a)

A checklist

b)

A dictionary

c)

A rubric

d)

A peer review form

18.

What is the input for the editing activity?

a)

Video 2: Editing

b)

Worksheet 1: Writing

c)

Audio 1: Speaking

d)

Book 3: Reading

19.

What do students do independently in Activity 3?

a)

Evaluate a piece of their own work

b)

Work in pairs to write a headline

c)

Watch a video together

d)

Create a group presentation

20.

What worksheet do students answer questions on during Activity 3?

a)

Best Practices in Editing worksheet

b)

Headline Writing worksheet

c)

Story Analysis worksheet

d)

Grammar Practice worksheet

21.

In Activity 2, how are students grouped?

a)

In pairs

b)

Individually

c)

In groups of four

d)

As a whole class

22.

What is the main skill practiced in Activity 2?

a)

Writing a headline

b)

Drawing a diagram

c)

Filming a video

d)

Reading aloud

23.

What is the first step in Activity 2?

a)

Read the Activity 2 story

b)

Watch a video

c)

Edit a worksheet

d)

Fill the KWL form

24.

What do students do after drafting their headline in Activity 2?

a)

Use the checklist to review and revise

b)

Submit it immediately

c)

Present it to the class

d)

Write a summary

25.

What do students answer questions about in Activity 3?

a)

Best Practices in Editing

b)

Headline writing

c)

Story structure

d)

Grammar rules

26.

What is the sequence of activities in the lesson?

a)

Guided practice, input, independent practice, closing

b)

Closing, input, guided practice, independent practice

c)

Input, closing, guided practice, independent practice

d)

Independent practice, guided practice, input, closing

27.

What is the main instructional input for editing?

a)

Video 2: Editing

b)

Worksheet 2: Editing

c)

Audio 2: Editing

d)

Book 2: Editing

28.

What do students do after watching Video 2?

a)

Evaluate their own work

b)

Write a headline

c)

Fill the KWL form

d)

Create a checklist

29.

What is the purpose of the Best Practices in Editing worksheet?

a)

To help students evaluate their own work

b)

To write a new story

c)

To create a checklist

d)

To summarize the lesson

30.

What is the main activity during the 15-minute segment?

a)

Independent practice on editing

b)

Writing a headline in pairs

c)

Watching a video

d)

Filling the KWL form